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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1887-07-30
Maryland Affairs.

Kent county taxes have been reduced .
cents on the Sly0.
Eel fishing IS becoming prominent indus
try ON the Patuxent river.
Washington county Jail is to be remodeled
and improved at cost of $4,000.
Octavius Ebert. of Ellicott City, died OF
Sunday morning of Bright's disease, aged 81
years.
Elk Capt VIM. Delauty, of the Baltimor,
police, died on Tuesday afternoon in his 65tf
year.
The corn aud tobacco crops of Southern
Maryland are reported better than for severa
years past.
The mill of Feaga & Cutler, near Frederick,
was burned on Monday night. Loss 81 900;
insurance 81, 800.
Col. Horace Resley, of Cumberland, was
overcome by the heat on Wednesday, and is
in a critical condition.
Lloyd II. Hyatt, aged 20 years, was found
dead in his bed in Middletown, Frederick
county, on Thursday morning.
| Edward Wosch made an assault on Col. r.
Snowden Andrews, in Baltimore, with knife,
because he would not by cigars of him.
A. Collins Store, near Salisbury, was
robbed on Monday night, and Mr.. Collins had
the muscles of his arm cut in two by the thief
Scott Dawson was killed by Henry Spencer,
at Rawlings, near Cumberland, on Wednes.
day, for an outrage on his wife prior to their
marriage.
Thomas Isaac, aged S3, died in Ellicott
City, on Wednesday. Mr.. Isaac was an en-
terrprising man, and by his industry amassed
large fortune.
Bishop W. F. Adams, of the diocese of
Easton, comprising the Eastern Shore coun-
ties, left Vicksburg on Monday to accept his
new position.
Heavy rains caused two breaks in the Ches
apeake and Ohio Canal, on Monday night, of
rs feet each. 1t will be two weeks before
repairs are finished.
The Prohibitionists have put full ticket in
the field in Somerset county, except for states
attorney, and they could not find lawyer dry
enough for the position.
The barn of Samuel Vannort, on Worton
Creek, Kent county, was struck by lightning
on Tuesday and with its contents burned
Building and contents insured for $3.50.
A freight train on the Baltimore and Ohio
Thursday. and engineer VIM. Driscoll and
fireman VIM. Payne were instantly killed.
DR.. Ralph Purnell, of Snow HILL was
drowned on Tuesday at SCOTS Beach, Wor-
cester county. He was only 81 years of age
and gave promise of being useful citizen.
Several farms in Kent county have been
sold at private and public sale within the past
week, at prices ranging from S., 300 to $780,
$50. The rate per acre was from S53 to $65
George Hoffman, aged 65 years, prom-
nent brewer of Baltimore, committed suicide
last Friday morning by shooting himself in
the head. He had suffered from rheumatism
for several years.
Lambert Cuttings, one of the wealthlest
- isore, died last Friday at the
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1887-07-30

showing inc property 70 9IsIVU ~
Terms of Sale.-0ne,third o
money to be paid on the day o.
the ratification thereof by the Z
idue in two equal payments, of
years respectively from the day
interest, and to be secured to the
of the executors.
SOLOMON STONER,
CHAS. B. ROBERTS, L
JOSEPH F0UTZ, J
iulylG Is John t. Diffenbaul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03

PICKS PATENT IMrRovEp CUSHIONED EAR DRUMs peIfect
the hearne and perform Of the Natural Drum
}nvisibe comfortable and always IN position Al
Aons and even whispers heard distinctly Send for u5rate
HccI with testimonials free Address call f. HIsco4
S6S Broadway, n. Y. Mention this paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03

THE NEW SHAPE "sIgAIGBT SEAN" COLLAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03

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P,uLAprLrIA. April 3D. 1887.
What do you know of Dress
Materials, including Silks?
Much or little of few; only a
few at best.
We shall put it in your way to
know more than you ever thought
was to know. Your eyes shall teach
you.
On Monday, April 4th, WANA-
MAKERS will be as world of Cot
ton and Wooden, and Silken and
like things. Woven stufs from
every land with looms the sun
shines on. You shall see them
spread out and piled up as they've
never yet been spread out and piled
up in America, as they can be no
where else on this side the Atlantic.
This grand occasion will be men,
orable as an event in the history of
Textiles. Twill be worth cross
ing a continent to see the Store.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03

FINEST SILK HAT, So 80.
Finest Derby IS 49, Equals knOxs or Dunlaps saving -
KENNEDY. 70 Cortlandtst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
1b5 West 63dst 9th 9th Elevated r to 59h.st
Station Uours-S H. to-. Diseases OF the Nervous
Svstem Cenito Urinary Organs Impotence and seriiy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03

Dir. HAYS HAIR HEALTH
Yradicates DASpRUFF and HEAD DisKAsks GIVES ANU
SisoR TO FRAY Hair Preferred for purity and perfume
but KILL CoKSa Enough 10 XIII nfy cvrhs ior Az eehS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03

C. C. Shayne, Furr1er. 1O3 Prlnce-st., Is re.
failing seaiskn at greatly reduceu Po'
Scfore storing away. Don't miss the bargains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
a, ], CAM MEYER,
l65 l67 anil 1863 Siyth-aVG.,
CORNER 12TII->T

THE ANCIENTs REPRESENTED HLhC'"h
Utru WIG. oN HIS IEET TINS WAS WELL,
ron rur roor Is THE FLEET MEMBER or THE
HUMAN BODY. IT l. THE foOr THAT TRANS
PORTS Us UP THE MOUNTAIN 70 IFS CLOUD
LAND TOR A. IT - THE WiNG or TIE LA"lh
TuAT LrIs HIM INTO THE BLUE VAULTS
,unvr srcu 4 SPLENDID AND hEENICEAhLE
MEMBER or oUE BODIES SHOULD RECEIVE
ORR BEST TuoUc- n. CARE A%D AIIkSII"N'
FIRST AXD FOREMOST. EVERY oNE sho' I'D
CONE TO NE FOX SHOES TO PIT oN 1T. A. !
u,vr THE uE,T LINES AND AT THE LOWEST
PRICES
PARTICULARLY SHOULD THE LADIES CONE.
ron Ny STOCK or LADIES WArKENPHAsr
su0ts rs BElOSD COMPARE THE FINEST AND
CHEAPEST ~ TIE CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
Announcements

ALBERT LEWIS, NJ. D.. Z Beach-st:. n; Y.
HOURLY to and 70 m Sunday: AZ 70 "a cana.
srecsy for the last 40 years. readers may safely con
sn lie Doctor with the OF receiving honoTao
0eatment reliable opinions and common sense soVcs-tAo'
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07
/ HEW COURT HOUSE
aoak p - ~ -
Fhs Bi.l Passed - Coalssaa Prob@<ix ssr
slls-A >ssel4l sess.s1 ~ fAe
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pfsosssg ior easiie ps.roeses las tsen gasss.a
81 tas - stature saa sesr8sea2 ~ tas
Governor. iakiag .az1sd.sts s.set. tns
s.li Nss .atrofGced 81 tss ssisslAi aeae' 'lt
ef ksaf esuafy. ~ suzsis sss Bard Of .l-
persisors t3 ssasrs - a c8ers no1ss slls
shai Is znesn 81 s4s churcA property 81
astss on ths narta side &C l.son-st-. eppo-
SIZE the GoTsrbnaent ba.llirg. AL sxs1d-
ing from lonfa 70 Dirssioa-st-. rhs
board trst "a by tie p1Cpsrly as. EAa
clt fLs oN1ers sskra llore tazn
ne 3uperF.so1s eans 3eged f sQfIa. zni
me oiii Eas passsd % s1a1ls t1s eoaa-y ~
oaT g az = reasonable price.
e1us 1f tae 1lperYssogs u1a aEopose 70
cas- a specisl I~-ilus ~ tas bezr1 60 30
1sla ln June - tAks action "a he Dsltef -
tl a. ll1ns fsF t1s usH Court House NAY -
saDmlils1 sc1 seis1 Ep9n zt t1s October
srssl0u. They give 81 4 ascsfsisg for ina
uleiflsts action has II ao kelln . taksa
uaui As leLo eT session. tlle ia4llsf ~ -
tsi4yrd l8r = yezr it Wlss axe socse tlets
-o secure the titie 20 tie site prepare plaas
sfe and ne ns'0nfr % Supervisors
are ia isvor a pushing hs matter 50 that
Nsgk msy - econ uenee1 upoa tie build
ins next season. I9 hold q specia. session
a tas Boar1 isis necessary iog ave -asia osfs
% slsn a petition requesting ias chairman
of clerk 10 isslz the cal.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

Annual sesiai Al rbs Eagle Hotel Last
Evening.

Annual social AZ fbs Eagle Hotel Last
Evening.
The spacious aat handsome diBing bal.
Of ths Essis Hotel. was allsd more than
once last evening by The guests Of Landlord
and MFs Johnson. the occasion being the
annusi meel!ng Of the Grand Rapids Bap-
tist Cnian. over two hundIed members Of
ne Union, youag men and maidens. o.5
f0iks snd Chil1-en, hsrrnOni0asiv united n
The sirorasioa. wuich partook not only oi
the nature 0f a b0uutifcl repast bat Ot a
fesss Of reason snd dow OF soul. sand-
wiched win vocal and instrumental music.
The guests having iil.si hedsuin. ball Rev.
Brooks invo4ed lbs divine Olesstag, and
those having seats proceeaet 90 do Justice
20 th- bonnlfll board. many, after short
lunch. giving way % O1her guests. who
Colid uOt Ce accommOlatei az the llrst
table After all had psricxen, the dininc
hsii was czil-i 10 order DY Deacon LOOMS
SAen The following prOsTanms Of Interest
M exercises was carried Out. which space
foroits 20 enlarge upon iartner than 20 ssr
thzf both inu.ic and speeehe. were rscei ged
with demonstrations OF enjoyment. S0ng.
iaet. Nrs. Shedl, Miss Loomls with u -
Florry pianist. address by Rev Mccall.
formerly of Canata, now OF lOuia.
subject. 'Canzds." duet "k4ise Ne
Jesus Miss Fisher. Miss Barclay, pianist.
NJ Ex.Ou. The Women-Kind. or me
KIDD Women by one who Knows or ought
10 Know. t--Itev. Kerr B. Turpcr. Reoita-
ton. "Housetop Saints Mr. Eaton. a gen
tieman who MAS announced as having done
much work for the Wealthy Avenue
Church.
4 unanimous and st9ndiny vote Of hearty
ami sincere ;hanSs vas then rendered 70
Mr.. aud Mrs. johnson Tor the elegant and
ho-pifabis entertainment. After singing
'bles, oe the Tie that Binds, tns Union
adjourned sire die.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

Mr r r. z. Peirce = visiting friends "a
ri .slIsts-
I'd u Co4~ ari fan'iv have returned
freu nri- vfstt IN Csl .ornis
C Cn~dir. e'lssor ~ the Rockford
E.sfr wss In the ci1v Yesierdsv
W-s rhf-nss Fitnt snd her nsice. Flor
enc a vers are home frcm California.
JOAN g. srilean and ma aggregation isf
rriar morning toy TIE saginaw Valley.
LN Wscn iea isst rizLt i5r caiesgo
ta pare1rse sn sn-ire rev stock Of goods
i1r a,s st.re ti tna'-sf.
Nr AMI Mrs c.srlas Perkins. az Nsl-ose.
Nts ere fts -tesis ~ tiF- and Mrs.. 81 frT
hsr.ies. af Jsferson-ase.
M'a -fa afai azl11 vii leave scon f1r
wtn ir sats 81 lntesEa snl teIr
cl lNe earfseri Summer resorts.
Nsrar 18hn rarranf af Nusxsrpn. was
in The esq yesterday Ca h's way Ca North
tareI IA % .uTeF 20 anoer ami mineral
lanfA
HFt G psst Fs-rv Post ard Professor
-raes1a ~ fae HEs school aaSs arrsn re.i
lrr rsessts rn ta7 t'lra rter 1tflris. witch
ssi f-sm Sew 4orz June 81
shsri R1snop Vii - en- Detroit usrt
weak fn aifsri r -ee.iar OF tha stare
@her k.soei1trr. a1a Cams Wsrsen
efa TiIl sso ulees his deputies ihafs 81
t1e same nue.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07
Rs.dy to Omen.

As the days Of Spring are getting warmer
the minds Of the people turn % that ever
popular resort, Reeds Lake. and On the one
OF two warm Sundays We have hsd many
hsve been the inquiries When viii things
op@n mp at the Laze" The Pavilion there
has been entirely rsmodeled, another story
added, until now 10 looks ike veritable
hotel It's management this sesson viii he
under control OF thEi best Of caterers, Mr.
Charles SHETLAND, and with the extensive
preparations made for the coming season.
Grand R4pifsilss have but 10 take = hsif
hours ride % Reeds Lake and very easily
imagine themselves a the seaside. The
number Of people who visit the Lake has
been increasing very rapicly FOR the last
year or two, ia fact they have ever shown
Themselves more than willing 20 literally
Iafronizs ali accommodations Tor pleasure
furnished them there. aud il IS proposed
this season % meet the libcrsity Of the peo-
pie with as liberal accommodations an they
can wish. Everything . now ready for the
ops3ing and tomorrow Saturday IL the
dsv xed. lt will be open both saturday
and Sunday. Visit the Pavilion aud YOU
will indeed bs surprised At the great I'M
DrOvemeats there made.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

In com npliance with the law IN regard 10
the Government applying tombstones for
the graves OF dead soldiers County CLERK
Harvey reported the deaths 70 the Quarter
master Geaerai and yesterday received
healst0nes for tho following Melrose
Kiimer. Compauy g. Tsventy-frst Michigan
Infsn,rv; J. q. Coleman. Company l.,
Second Missouri Cavalry; Charles Carroll.
Company ]. Eighth New YORK Cavalry;
Henry Clemons. COmpHDy u. First Michi-
gan Engineers and Mechanics Ibev will
be Immediately forwarded 10 the different
graves. which are scsstered over the county
TIE stones are about four feet high. neat in
design sud the namss of the dead veterans
aud their company are engraved thereon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07
rHE roILEUs.

The store ToideTs A. Miwaakes have re-
turned 20 ~ors.
The nsinnsfi brass wn-kers sfrix su3-
FL ir q rirfctF fe- the rfsn.
Triumph Assembly x. % T., Kalsosazeo.
has seTersI female members
Nau1eft1wu raI ing nul employees nav e
sfrrssE fsr fe per csnt sdvaacs u ws1rx.
Cincinnati stone cutters have crmpro-
ns ssi sc nsns hours wor< and s5 ceats a.
acur
TIE strike ~ the fafiauseoiis nod car
riers stiIi eontnres. They vans a. sivrBce
~ - rrnts ps- day.
The Afaesiean snrar rel merry AZ Sen 49,
Cisfa has ulnts ~ g~T cant ra.fuenen n
the Tsges ~ AL IA employees sxeerf etsrEs
0re~ go lrnker gsrf snriaTss a. " .en-
iean fsfv sFe aat. fhee isnsnd - in-
crrsze IF - cents a 1aT ard ssEll- monthly
eav lays
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

II is we'll understood maxim with vide
awake business men that the daily paper,
which has the bulk of the Want adger-
tisements is always the best for the general
advertiser. because L invariably reaches 5he
greatest number Of people Of all classes.
Bear this mind, aud glance over the
Want" columns Of the TELEg tRsf- HERALD,
from Jay to day. and com pare them with
the other daily publications Of this city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

Aas - s4gsE ssls. a14 esefrtasY
essnEes t.ssF slssax ! u94i4 safsss ese
sQs esFe ass 4sfs - Eleaulns 49, dfe
- . ,sze <1e1 @sft y1a ca krt tes
css4 waFx ases 81 go i9~esf srsses raea a
p.als S lss e.1 sa1 &esise E.zls ets41
DE tsase No l4HsAst
8aak 12s&s sna fep8Ifsax -
seafs cies ei1s S aaas sta ttss ltiaasi q
ne4tN - 49, esrs@..sty. ehlch = gE9Fsa
oescnt 8 teEat.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

John Z. Waller wss arrested aud lodged
IN the jail yesterday on charge Of grand
larceny. Some time AGO he stole horse
frora Wsyne Gunnison. Sweds resiaius
Ia the township OF Tyrone. and wert 20 tse
southern pert of tse STATE With 10. Con-
stable George Fowers % Sparta, followed
him aud fnding the borsa in bis possession
arr ssieti him afIi be viii lfsvs hearing be-
fore The jussice Of Tyrone township this
morning
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

John Cooper, Of Big Rapids, came 70 the
city yesterday in searsh Of bis son Frank,
aged IL. snd bis little sweetheart. Matte
Connors. about the same age Frank had
stolen SO from his Esther and eiopei with
the pride OF his heart, being accompanied
by Carl Condor, s,s0 ayed a. Two or three
youths were arrested yesterday or suspicion
OF being the runaway children. bat later ia
the dav Nr. Cooper received word from
home that the eiope-s had been found at
= aversa CIV
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

Speaking about the Regatta, G. ".
Chauncsy said yesterday, that 80 effort
inrs. The committees have been organized
early aud are aiFesdy 50 work on tue nee s
sNrr preparations. The Club now hiss mag
nifcent quarters tor entertaining visitors.
and the social features which delighted the
visiting oarsmen as, Tear will certainly be
more attractive this ye-.r
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

Frank Bs0shsne. who Was acquitted in
poice Court Thsrssisy. IN a charge of Ga
Tor ssssuI. and battery. The complaints ga
made hv hi~wiss April 3 sud "a shs d3
uot arpsar sgkins- hlln. the matter vas
settled hV esT.nE sl 35 costs. snd Bsushsna
-rts III =. = srxefi
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

The alarm of fire from box 10, last even
ing. called the department TO the building
occupied by II. Tobias as saloon and resi-
dence at the corner OF West Fulton and
JefertOn-sts. Mrs. Tobias had some
trouble with the gasoline stove and smsll
blaze ensued. II wss quenched. however,
before the department arrived and without
any Gamage.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

The season ~ the I.ske will open today
and The dummy viii comzencs running
this morning. A brass bead viii serersae
the cirv from IN orsn car ia honor ol tue
evsn1 " T. HsyeS of Clevslsud. one -
tie principal stock holders e he street
Rsiivsv Company. - here srd NJ Nsthtr
viii arrive this morning 70 attsad The meet
inE this afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

The cslsedar of tie Nav term OF the
Superior Court wa issued yesterday and the
SIX criminal cssss appearing upon it are.
Eu-sus Hcsz robbery. Chss. Adams.
bur1isrY sn3 larceny William Danforth.
criminal asssgit. Geo X. Muinoilsnd.
obtaining money under izlse preisnCes.
Jaeob Vol. receiving stolen propertg. ana
tterteti Bradford, larceny from a dwelling.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

That "a the Number Of the Ticket That
Caugh, on - 500 OO0.-oue Tsath
efths Amount ComestDa Che
Y.nvvap nfw

81 u Athitttttt Loitff1 70 = -iAt-
boygsn Lady.
At the last drawing Of the LoGisians
State Lottery Company. ticket Va 81 90
draw The capital prize 81 sl500lo and as
most 0f orr readers are aware q 0ne-tsnth
part II this ticker was ornsd by Mrs n r.
Nevberrv of this city. who Is no- rejoicing
in che receipt 0f Der $500 which ar
rived here the first Of the week
the amount having been collected by
the First National Bank a. Cbe50ygan.
There is rejoicing ever their eo0d
ferfane ga ths home ~ Mr. and Mrs. Ssv-
berry and az ef our people are e'et To- sse
theu Csfel en- this 1sins the frst lottery
f.eSet ever sou1tt " Mrs Nsuherrv We
ere Sarrv o. learn tnat thev ni.i i1 e few
Oars remove "a erand Hsp'as sHd thsrs
rafenass home snd selfe down and gu-
i8v ibs bsEeat 81 their eool .nck The
haisnce 81 the money ieff sffsr zesiinz =
hagoe uili Re ruf ogt AZ interest or 18. 80
IN some ssf- riSce The loiierr con1 1snv
csnfe fo the ffont promFi'v ard - Z The
sasunt - moneg dae ou presentation of
f,sa fcEsr wifsoat anT 7mteiluz z--l ltei ee-
s1 Mich. irf Apfii -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

fee Ieat-ai Nesss ss9se lst Nsstse. q
. .as e.eae - eaf fHaF - e4s3e - aqas-
- asessa e1exE - So stss 4sst go sst.
.ga- &ke a faessE
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

zae l'4y - usas gsxs1sf fftss -
tae LAS lss1s set tss.esee~
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

The -nrmnvf viii make ree1 'ar fries -
the lake fessg sn3 tomorrow
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

0rthe c-eaf 80 ssie Caleara shas
ssara = Csuas and - sad - I.gaa-sLst
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-07

The mother Of four boys writing from dstant State
her boys clothing tpuate that The garments shall be q
material and color that VIII show DIRT II request
that frequently made, both the store and
pondence that might suppose "dt 90 be the small
boys native clement Ii must be admitted that few BOYS
faraid of song themselves Hence, when making
selections fof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
vA1yLy TRYING TO DEFEND TWO JUDGES.

Seven added 70 tho roll OF the Bar
Association last evening at It's rooms No West Twenty
ninth-st making the total membershib 957. Among the
reports by the executive committee announce
ing that committee had been appointed 70 receive
medallion portrait OF Justice Barrett OF tie Supreme Court
which 70 DO presented 70 the association.
l.. BiDsse offered resolutions declaring that ar
tlces which have published rejecting upon the mo-
tives OF OF the Supreme Court and Chief
Judge Rugcr OF the Court OF Appeals In granting stay
for Jab Sharp unjust and calculated " bring the ad
nnsratlOn OF justice into contempt brief discussion
followed IN the course OF which John DE Witt Warner said
that this association which bore It's rolls the names 0f
moi who connected with the case OF Sharp, could
not with a good adopt tho resolution. On motion
OF William b. Crosby they were laid on the table.
A resolution declaring that In view OF The delays In
deciding appeal the General Terms OF the courts
OF courts OF peord should meet once month was
referred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
TRYING THE UNION MIL ANARCHISTS

THE JUDGE COULD MOI DECIDE WHETHER THE
MEETING WAS UNLAWFUL OR NOT.
The General Sessions court in Jersey City was
crowded yesterday 10y people an1ods to hear the II OF
the Anarchists arrested In the disturbance at
Union Hin Sunday Herman Taeber and Richard
WoeheInan elected be tried separately and TaeOcr
was tried first The indictment Is for resisting arrest
and assauting Policeman John Feeney. tx Governor
Albeit appeared for the defence and District Attorney
Winfield reprcs' lted the State. Mr.. Winfield said the
State proposed show that the Union Hin police. fear
ing trouble would result from such meeting as the
with others proposed to hold had refused TO
let the meeting be held Taeber one Of the most
violent and declared that he would into the hall with
out regard police lie attempted to assault Police
nan Feeey with knife and did assault him after being
arrested.
Witnesses testified that the meeting was called by sew
eral labor organizations and admitted its principal object
was TO protest against the hanging o! the Chicago An
archiss The circulars which distributed through
the town. calling the meeting were offered IN evidence
ground that the meeting not called for any unlawful
purpose. Judge LppincOtt admitted The circulars but
declined for the present to rule on the question OF
whether the purpose Of the meeting was unlawful cap
tain Black the noted Anarchist from Chicago was an IN
terested spectator Of the proceedings The hearing VIII
be resumed 10 day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
HHOOkLYN.

The first annual ball Of the Brooklyn Ncws,cacrs
and statoncr,' Association will be given Ma onic
Temple on Monday evening, November II.
cricket match will be played the Prospect Park
grounds on saturday morning for the benefit Of Hany
~ eI-, the professional
Mr-. Helen Hartford took arsenic accidentally AT No.
20 North Tcuihst yesterday and caused her death. She
was Jealous Of her husband and worried over hi,
dsipacd habits. but he docs not think she commit cd
suicide lie worked In Iron foundry and they with
their lVe children lived In a rickcy tenement house
Some Fulton 81 business men orsanncd AT No. 3l5
Fulton yesterday, to protest against tho extension
of the Bridge City Hall aud TO ursc cleaning
the streets properly. James H. Hart was chosen
president and O. 4. iIurh secIciary Colonel owing
one Of the proprictors OF Tho Universal, made "a
stOng plea against the extension OF the iiIs' above
Concord t.. which l. uear his store.
Bridge Trustees Higgins, ThuThcr ana cncy nave
been app ,lned tie committee TO investigate The ae
"a on, Of brutal and unnecessarily severe conduct on
Inc part Of Bridge poll cmcn. They VIII employ
etenographcr at an expense not 10 cA'ecu f"o'
The hearing upon the charges against Auhur H.
Smell Edward Fowler and W. II. Hepburn OF dchaui
ing the Fultin Bank dlourncd for week yc-ter
day owing to the absence OF witnesses The prisoners
are all held without bail.
The woman who was found In the streets on MONDAY
and who refused give coherent account Oh hcT
elf Ia. been examined by DR.. stone ana hyfcs am
pronounccl sane. She Will be sent To the ani'hou''
a. a Nagrsnt.